Poklonnaya Hill

A beautiful monument with several War monuments. Spectacular place, looks even more amazing during the night. Must visit!

Epic and historic park! Make sure you visit here when you are in Moscow! The monuments are large and meaningful. The park celebrates various victories throughout history. There is a chilling Holocaust Memorial Sculpture here that you should definitely visit. There are restrooms all over the place, as well as a large play area for kids. Once you pass the main museum there are many scenic paths to walk on to reach other areas of the park. In springtime there are lots of colorful flowers and the trees are big and green. Come here with the whole family for the whole day. There are lots of food spots serving many classic Russian foods. Coffee shops and ice cream spots are also here. Being one of the highest points in Moscow the views are fantastic.

The Russian memorial park is a unique place. There is a beautiful museum inside which is a MUST SEE. Don't forget to get inside the main hall with the great statue as once in a few minutes it becomes a magnificent theatre presenting you a very impressive show about the 2ww. Also I recommend buying the 400 rural ticket and not the 300. As it gives you enter the authentic planes and arms area.

Impressive park with several war monuments as well as a beautiful tower and a surrounding building housing a museum. The museum was relatively cheap and worth the visit with many related items and reconstruction of pivotal scenes of the war. It's pretty close to a metro station and other interesting sites as well... there's a nice view overlooking the city too!

If you're interested in WWII, then this is a must-see. Great exhibitions, not all items have English texts, but a seriously impressive museum dedicated mostly to the Soviet participation but also detailing parts of the Allies' efforts.

It was pretty amazing to see such a remarkable site dedicated to the struggle, suffering and tremendous victory of Soviet People and allies!!! Although we have learned a lot about it and my country has suffered a great in the WW II one tend to forget some hard facts! Hopefully never again!!! Museum has two parts, museum building which leads you through the most important battles which are depicted with marveles diorems, from Stalingrad to Berlin. Exhibits from civilian life to soliders equipment, allies and enemies, life before and after the war. Second part is museum in open consistent of war mashinery on ground, sea and air, Soviet, allies and enemy. It is pretty huge so if going with children would recommend two days for the outdoor part is perfect as a playground. For sure something worth visiting regardless of political views! Most of descriptions are on English as well, but could be bit better and this is my only remark!

I liked this place You can take good photos .. you can sea moscow towers from there in a nice view it's free for entrance .. and there is a mosque there for the muslim russian soldiers killed in the second world war... you can enjoy food and drinks in cafes nearby.

Super tall monuments next to the war museum.